groom
/ɡruːm/Definitions
1. noun
a man who is engaged to be married, especially one who is responsible for the care and maintenance of a horse or other animal
“The groom helped the bride into her wedding dress.”
2. verb
to prepare or decorate someone or something, especially a horse, for an occasion or event
“The groomers will groom the horse for the show today.”
3. verb
to select or choose someone for a particular purpose or role
“The team groomed the new employee for a management position.”
4. noun
a person who takes care of someone or something, especially in a luxurious or indulgent way
“The wealthy businessman hired a team of personal groomers to take care of his estate.”